Good morning everyone!

We are here in autumn and are slowly approaching winter. The days are still hot, but the nights are getting colder! She definitely needs warm booties to keep the heating pad warm and sleep happily, and what’s the best booties out of the little cute booties? It was also a good opportunity to play with some of the models I acquired recently. Oh, I cut the weight of the thread like I love you!

As for the sizes, I started when I was 2 months old and now they are 3 months old and they are still very suitable, so I’ll go ahead and say 0-3 months, but depending on the length, you can go longer than the feet of the beads. If you find that you need longer booties, you can start with an extra chain or 2. The lateral incision makes it easier to take and adjust, especially if your babies have thin ankles.

I started playing with crochet booties patterns and adapted it to these cute, fluffy booties! Enjoy the model and make sure you follow my instructions on where to start, finish and join your circles as it is different from the rain painting!

Always start your tours in the same order as your chain.

2-5. You will finish your tours in the same order as your chain. Technically, you’ll add an extra line to each round.

My Fairy Booties

Sizes: US Child 1/2-2½/3½-4/5-5½/6½
EU 15/17 – 18/19 – 20/21 – 22/23
For foot length: 10-11-12-13 cm / 4″-4½”-4 3/4″-5″

Materials:

DROPS COTTON MERINO from Garnstudio (belongs to yarn group B)
50-50-50-100 g color 01, off white

DROPS DOUBLE POINTED NEEDLES SIZE 3 MM / US 2.5 – or the size needed to get 23 stitches and 34 rows lace pattern on 10 cm / 4” in width and 10 cm / 4” in height.
DROPS CROCHET HOOK SIZE 3 MM / C – for the picot edge.
ACCESSORIES: Approx. 1 metre/1.25 yds silk ribbon (approx. 15 mm/½” wide).

If you are making slippers or booties to be worn by toddlers, then you want a bit sturdier yarn. I really enjoy the Vanna’s Yarn options, especially since they come in so many vibrant colors. These are often ideal for fun crochet projects.

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